
Medical Device Manufacturer


Source: Medical Device Business Review
On August 5, 2025, Medtronic announced a major personnel adjustment:
Senior Vice President and Chief Communications OfficerTorod Neptune will officially leave on August 15, and his responsibilities will be taken over by Amy Jo Meyer, Vice President of Corporate Communications.Appointment.


Left: Former Senior Vice President of MedtronicEditor-in-Chief and Chief Communications Officer Torod Neptune
Right: Newly AppointedMedtronic Chief Communications Officer Amy Jo Meyer
This change marks a new chapter for the medical device giant, which has 100,000 employees, in the field of strategic communication.
During nearly five years at Medtronic, Neptune led three major core transformations:
Globalization Restructuring:Transform the U.S.-based passive communication team into a global proactive strategic organization covering communications, branding, and marketing.
Digital Upgrade:Introducing AI and data-driven approaches to elevate performance marketing, content strategy, and impact assessment to world-class levels;
Role Definer:Redefine the role of the Chief Communication Officer to serve as a strategic advisor to the Chairman/CEO and a cross-departmental value driver.
After leaving, Neptune willTenureJoined the Hussman School of Journalism and Media at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, focusing on research into "the acquisition and maintenance of organizational social license," and continuing to assist companies in navigating social change through consulting work."Cultivating the next generation of leaders to address complex trust challenges is the most urgent mission at this moment," he stated.。

Source: Torod Neptune's LinkedIn account
Successor Amy Jo Meyer onIn 2017 fromJohnson & Johnson Shifts to MedtronicSenior Director of Global Communications and Corporate Marketing for the Americas, and was later promoted to Vice President of Medtronic.

Source: Amy Jo Meyer's LinkedIn account
Meyer emphasized the strategic value of communication work in a LinkedIn statement: "The work we do in communication and marketing has never been more important. It is how we build trust, enhance reputation, and connect people to the company's core mission: alleviating pain, restoring health, and extending life. I am proud to lead an outstanding global team who infuse passion, creativity, and profound purpose into everything we do."

Source: Amy Jo Meyer's LinkedIn account
As Meyer fully takes over communication affairs, the market expects Medtronic to unleash greater potential in areas such as ESG communication, patient education, and digital brand building.
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